Horological Meandering

... which watch, from the collection of which PPro tragic, would you wish to try for the day? After some reflection the personal choice was a close run thing: Amanico's JLC MMR (a seamless meeting of haute horlogerie and contemporary design) just edged ou... 

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Bill's JDN tourbillon and Bernard's Opus V *CL

Hi If I'm allowed to swap for a day (& I know who'd be getting the better deal!) - it would have to be Gary G's Reverso Minute Repeater - its gorgeous with a fabulous complication in a size that fits me to a tee. The only problem would be giving it back -... 

a central tourbillon is really the only complication that urges me nowadays. I just hope when I can finally afford one, it won't turn out to be like a bad one night stand that one regrets for various reasons.

Do you want to be able to tell the time as well? I would. That would be a wonderful watch-for-a-day, I agree Andrew

All this work of art, sculpture etc is nice but if it does not tell time, it ain;t a watch... just me though.

. . . as the one I wouldn't mind borrowing for a day is Greg's Omega central tourbillon . . . . . . cordially, Art...  

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Mo's DeBethune. The moon set against the starry night sky is incredible. Stewart

though it would be a major distraction fernando